THE LOSERS' CLUB SERIES #4 How does it feel to live with tons of what ifs and should-have-beens? Knowing that under different parameters, you could have worked it out. Knowing that if you only weathered the storm together, you could have built a home in each other's arms. Napakaraming sana--ganiyan ang naging takbo ng buhay ni Ysabelle Katana Montecer. Sana mayaman siya. Sana mas maganda. At sana may kapangyarihan siyang ibalik ang oras. If only she had listened to the little voice in her head, she could have been in a relationship with the only man who ever caught her attention--River Mattias Fuentabella. But it was too late for her. She was a ticking time bomb waiting to go off. A heartbeat away from silence. Kahit ayaw niya, kailangan niyang tanggapin ang hatol ng tadhana. River would always be out of her reach. He was close, but not too close enough for her to hold. They could have happened. They could have been together. But sadly, they never were.

Mosiah

Rising celebrity Lilac Guevarra dreams to become a sought-after movie star. But just when her big break arrives, an unplanned pregnancy halts her plans. Forced to hide the truth from everyone, how can Lilac ever open up and tell the father the truth when it complicates her situation even more? **--* She never liked boys and she always gets what she wants--those are the perfect ways to describe Lilac Angelette Guevarra. As a rising celebrity, she is determined to reach her dreams and rise all the way to the top. But when she gets knocked up by Airyk, all of her glamorous plans come crashing down. To save her blossoming career, her manager ends up hiding her pregnancy. Just when she's determined to set things straight, she unexpectedly falls for Airyk. With him being her sister's past lover, can Lilac overcome the insecurities brewing inside her and finally get the complete family that she's long been wishing for? Disclaimer: This story is written in Taglish. CONTENT WARNING: This story has mature scenes which are not suitable for young readers. Cover designed by Gesille Catungal